8 months of observations working at gun shop/in-door range.

[Tx_Aggie]

Oh customer the other day drew a pistol from his hip holster and pointed it in my face.

What?

[Uni-Vibe]

Once heard a Limbaugh skit that described W’s NG service as “keeping the skies of Texas safe from Charlie”.

Lol...

Interesting, since Mr. Limbaugh was 1-Y due to a pimple on his arse. (Daddy was a prominent lawyer in their town; betcha he tweaked the local draft board).

[Todd00000]

And he is still breathing without assistance?

Yes, old man, he was talking to me as he did it and as I jumped out of the way he followed me with it because he was talking to me, LOL, so I moved again, chastised him, and after he lowered it took it from him. My heart was racing though.

[WickedWillis]

Yes, old man, he was talking to me as he did it and as I jumped out of the way he followed me with it because he was talking to me, LOL, so I moved again, chastised him, and after he lowered it took it from him. My heart was racing though.

So he is never ever allowed in your store again, right?

I had a Cabela's employee do that to me and pull the trigger while showing my friend a gun. Obviously it was empty because it came from behind the counter, but that isn't the point. Told my buddy if he were to shoot me in the shoulder with this heye 'fo five I would do a complete 360. F*cking fudds.

[sundance435]

Yes, old man, he was talking to me as he did it and as I jumped out of the way he followed me with it because he was talking to me, LOL, so I moved again, chastised him, and after he lowered it took it from him. My heart was racing though.

Sadly, there are way too many like that. Have seen plenty of them in CCW classes. I'm more worried about results of being anywhere in their general vicinity if they decide they need to draw than the result of whatever action they're trying to stop.

[Todd00000]

Well my gun store troubles will soon be over as I start teaching JROTC at an inner city school this fall. God help me.

[Hank6046]

Yes, old man, he was talking to me as he did it and as I jumped out of the way he followed me with it because he was talking to me, LOL, so I moved again, chastised him, and after he lowered it took it from him. My heart was racing though.

I worked for 3 years as a sales guy and range safety officer at a gun shop and indoor range. I had something similar from an older guy who had more money than common sense, he pulled a Kimber carry gun in 9mm and was mad because the 119grain didn't work and it didn't cycle, I grabbed the muzzle and told him that if he did that again I'd kick him out (unfortunately he was a regular) and call the cops on him for terrorist threats (Mn law that is used against CCW permit carriers). He listened but there was a lady who worked weekends who took the Kimber away while he was there a few weeks later because he did the same thing again.